Footballers Sacked

[Aliantha]

I think most clubs take all those other factors into consideration and give them far more weight than they should in general. The Broncos are about the only club in the league who have sacked players for poor behaviour, and they are the ones who have the least problems with players acting like dicks in public.

I would also add that they provide players not only with coaching for the field, they also provide them with counselling and financial advise because they're cognizant of the challenges these young players face. I think that's a good thing, and as the team manager stated, there's no reason for them to say they don't know what's expected of them when the club spends a lot of time and money on teaching them these things.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

I think most clubs take all those other factors into consideration and give them far more weight than they should in general. The Broncos are about the only club in the league who have sacked players for poor behaviour, and they are the ones who have the least problems with players acting like dicks in public.

I would also add that they provide players not only with coaching for the field, they also provide them with counselling and financial advise because they're cognizant of the challenges these young players face. I think that's a good thing, and as the team manager stated, there's no reason for them to say they don't know what's expected of them when the club spends a lot of time and money on teaching them these things.

We have some professional sports teams here in the US that could use that approach to their players. My guess is most don't.